ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Is There A Possibility To Live In The Red Planet, Mars: Here are The Things To Consider

SPACE 05.06.2017 13:16 PM

Though there are still debates whether the red planet, Mars is available for habitat, still there are things to consider for it is dangerous. However, some study saw that there is a possibility by 2030 it will be available for human.

Climate Change: Temperature Spikes, Greenhouse Gasses Rise, More Global Warming Effect

05.06.2017 09:22 AM

The increase in temperature indicates a rise in greenhouse gas emissions. Climate change will surely bring the increase in temperature throughout the planet.

Underwater Noise Pollution From Busy Shipping Routes Reportedly Cause 'Deafness' In Seals

05.06.2017 09:19 AM

The prevalence of harbor and gray seals suffering from temporary to serious hearing loss was observed alon the busy shipping routes of the United Kingdom. Researchers are now evaluating the effects of this occurence caused by the noise of shipping vessels to the marinemammals population and their habitat.

Why Scientists Find Smelly Salt Marshes 'Beautiful'

05.06.2017 04:15 AM

Environmental researcher Linda Blum finds that salt marshes offer a habitat for a wide range of organisms and offer an interesting study.

Basin in the Falkland Islands Shows Traits of Large Meteorite Impact; One of The World's Largest

05.06.2017 03:42 AM

Following their analysis on the basin in Falkland islands, a team of scientists concluded the basin exhibited traits of a large ancient meteorite impact.

Oxygen Level In The Ocean Water Is Facing A Crisis As Temperature Rises Rapidly

05.05.2017 15:58 PM

A new research study unveils that the oxygen level in the ocean water is dropping drastically due to the increment of the ocean temperature.

Mystery Behind The Arctic Clouds Revealed And How Bird Poop Helps To Slow Down The Effects Of Climate Change

05.05.2017 15:56 PM

The mystery behind the Arctic clouds revealed how it helps to slow down the effects of climate change not only in the Arctic region but also in different parts of Earth.

Vicious Attacks & Infanticide Makes Mongoose Pups Keep Their Identity Secret Even From Parents

05.05.2017 15:53 PM

The mongoose has evolved to shun their trusting nature. Pups will often conceal their identity, lest they become a victim of prevalent infanticide.

Competing Hummingbird Species Exhibit Diverse Feeding Strategies

05.05.2017 15:22 PM

Researchers studied the feeding behaviors of hummingbird species and concluded that there are four kinds of strategies adopted by them.

How Cuttlefish Fight Over A Mate Filmed

05.05.2017 15:09 PM

For the first time, a pair of researchers videotaped a fight between rival cuttlefish males fighting over a female in the wild.

Mobile Homes In The U.S. Are More Vulnerable To The Unstable Weather Events Like Tornadoes

05.05.2017 15:06 PM

A new research study reveals that the increasing use of the mobile homes in the U.S. is not good as these homes are more vulnerable to the bad weather events like tornadoes.

Snow in Hawaii Might Be Gone By The End of The Century, Study Shows

05.05.2017 05:40 AM

Researchers from the University of Hawaii has concluded that the snow in Hawaii might be gone by the end of the century.

American Alligator Grows Based On Sexual Maturity, Could Still Produce Eggs At Old Age

05.05.2017 04:28 AM

In a 35-year study conducted, it was concluded that American Alligators grow in length based on their sexual maturity and not their age.

Thought To Be Impossible, Caltech Proves Thrust Faults Can Make Earthquake Crack The Ground Open

05.05.2017 03:52 AM

Scientists have long debunked the movie portrayal of earthquakes that are capable of ripping the ground open. On the contrary, Caltech proved that it is very much possible to happen under certain conditions.

Skunk DNA More Attributed To Ice Age Climate Than Geological Barriers

05.05.2017 03:41 AM

The DNA of the western spotted skunks may be attributed to the Ice Age climate change than geological barriers.

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